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Agreed that this will indeed write a pattern of something, and I think
with an IBM i storage space (*OPEN) that it would probably fill the
thing with binary zeros. Thing is for a proper erase you need to be able
to write a pattern and then a different pattern and then yet a different
pattern etc. So with the NWSSTG you get no choice and thus only can
write once.
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On 3/5/2014 7:16 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I know it's not DOD but when you use CRTNWSSTG what does it write to disk?
To me that seems like a fast easy non programming way to fill disk.
Rob Berendt
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